I currently have a TSW wheel (am very happy with it)
After hearing the raves about the FF patch w/ GPL,
am considering a FF wheel. Will I be disappointed
with the quality after being spoiled by the TSW or
will I be thrilled :-) If thrilled is the answer, which wheel
would be the best
Thanks, Hank
If you get the Logitech, you may be pleasantly surprised.
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>I currently have a TSW wheel (am very happy with it)
>After hearing the raves about the FF patch w/ GPL,
>am considering a FF wheel. Will I be disappointed
>with the quality after being spoiled by the TSW or
>will I be thrilled :-) If thrilled is the answer, which wheel
>would be the best
>Thanks, Hank
I don't know the TSW though I heard lots of positive news about it but I don't
think you should compare it with FF wheels. No doubt the TSW is a quality
product but.....
Since two weeks I own the Logitech WFF (before this I had a cheap wheel, not
bad though) and love it! Be warned: If you played GPL with FF you can't go
back anymore!
A lot of people wonder whether FF did improve their laptimes, to me this is
not an important issue (allthough I think in time your times will indeed
improve, you have to get used to this especially when you are totally familiar
with your current non-FF hardware and adapted your style accordingly),
gameplay is!
Probably FF technology will improve a lot the next couple of years but at the
moment the LWFF i.c.w. GPL is really amazing. If you're still in love with
your TSW don't try the logitech!
Jan.
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> I currently have a TSW wheel (am very happy with it) > After hearing the raves about the FF patch w/ GPL, > am considering a FF wheel. Will I be disappointed > with the quality after being spoiled by the TSW or > will I be thrilled :-) If thrilled is the answer, which wheel > would be the best > Thanks, HankThe Logithech wheel is VERY fun with GPL, but the pedals are a disaster
in my opinion. Very little travel, no pivoting of the pedal head, and
they "feel" cheap, like they are gonna bust any time now.
>The Logithech wheel is VERY fun with GPL, but the pedals are a disaster
>in my opinion. Very little travel, no pivoting of the pedal head, and
>they "feel" cheap, like they are gonna bust any time now.
Am I to understand correctly that I can use my TSW
pedal w/ Logtech Wheel?
> >The Logithech wheel is VERY fun with GPL, but the pedals are a disaster
> >in my opinion. Very little travel, no pivoting of the pedal head, and
> >they "feel" cheap, like they are gonna bust any time now.
> Am I to understand correctly that I can use my TSW
> pedal w/ Logtech Wheel?
No. I never made a reference to that. I was referring to the Logitech
pedals feeling a little TOO plastic. I don't own a TSW, so I can not
comment on that product.
On Wed, 11 Aug 1999 22:49:01 -0400,
>>The Logithech wheel is VERY fun with GPL, but the pedals are a disaster
>>in my opinion. Very little travel, no pivoting of the pedal head, and
>>they "feel" cheap, like they are gonna bust any time now.
>Am I to understand correctly that I can use my TSW
>pedal w/ Logtech Wheel?
In GPL, I can use my TSW pedals with my ACTLABS Force RS wheel.
My ACTLABS wheel plugs to the serial port, and my TSW
to my gamecard. I set the Force RS as controller #1 in windows
control panel and the TSW as Controller #2.
GPL will see the TSW pedals and Force RS wheel as an additional
axis and allow you to configure/calibrate.
Pretty awesome!
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